Animal adaptations and food chains

When there is less food in the winter, what do animals do?

• Drink more

• Change fur color

• Move to another area to find food

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Why is the plant growing season different in Florida than in New York?

• It's longer because our seasons are warm

• It's shorter because our seasons are cold

• The growing seasons are the same

• The seasons are similar

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In a food chain that looks like this: Plant > Grasshopper > Turtle > Eagle. What living things provide energy to the eagle?

• plant and turtle

• plant, grasshopper and turtle

• turtle and grasshopper

• turtle only

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What organism in a food chain produces it's own food?

• a turtle

• a crab

• a fish

• A palm tree

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What living thing does NOT make its own food?

• moss

• grasshopper

• sunflower

• oak tree

What does every food chain start with?

• the sun

• a plant

• an animal

• a producer

This type of living thing makes its own food

• consumer

• producer

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How does a mouse , who is a consumer, get energy from the sun?

• the energy from sun is passed to the mouse when it eats other animals

• the energy from sun is passed to the mouse when it drinks water

• the energy from sun is passed to the mouse when it eats a plant

• the energy from sun is passed to the mouse when it eats insects

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Why is it dangerous to our environment when trees are cut down?

• animals can't adapt to the changes

• There will be more carbon dioxide in the air

• Animals will move

• The grass will not grow

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What is a primary consumer most likely to eat?

• fungi

• animals

• bacteria

• plants

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